Never Give Up with Lorna Jane Clarkson

In part two of her conversation with Lorna Jane Clarkson, Jane Lu shares how she scaled Showpo into a global brand - and the mindset that helped her get there. From her “lazy CEO” philosophy to hiring the right people and backing bold ideas, Jane breaks down what it really takes to build and lead a successful business. She opens up about failure, navigating tough moments, working with her husband, and why taking action instead of overthinking is the fastest way to learn. Jane reflects on the power of community, supporting other women and why the early, messy stages of business are often the most important. The @nevergiveuppod is here to celebrate real stories of success and share what happens behind the scenes to make it happen. But it’s also important to us that we give back - so to thank each guest for sharing their story, Lorna Jane is donating $5,000 to a charity of their choice. Jane’s chosen charity is The Hunger Project, supporting communities to end world hunger through sustainable, women-led solutions.

In this episode of Never Give Up, Lorna Jane Clarkson sits down with financial planner and educator Canna Campbell to break down money in a way that actually feels simple, empowering and doable.From getting out of debt and building better habits to understanding investing, super and everyday spending, Canna shares the practical steps you can take to feel more in control of your finances. She unpacks why financial confidence is something you learn, not something you’re born with and how small, consistent changes can completely shift your future.These express episodes of @nevergiveuppod, deliver shorter, practical conversations designed to give you advice you can use straight away. Each episode dives into a single theme, from mindset and confidence to business, wellbeing and daily habits, breaking big ideas into simple moves you can use to create real momentum in your life.

In part two of her conversation with Lorna Jane Clarkson, Eleanor Pendleton opens up about the decision to close her digital Beauty Magazine, Gritty Pretty after nearly a decade and why stepping away from her successful business became the catalyst to finally build her own beauty brand, Haléau. She shares what it took to develop a brand in silence, the pressure of going from critic to creator, and the moment launch day sales proved she’d made the right call. Eleanor reflects on financial independence, integrity in business and the lessons she hopes to pass on to the next generation. The @nevergiveuppod is here to celebrate real stories of success and share what happens behind the scenes to make it happen. But it’s also important to us that we give back - so to thank each guest for sharing their story, Lorna Jane is donating $5,000 to a charity of their choice. Eleanor’s chosen charity is Djirra, an Aboriginal women’s charity supporting Indigenous women and families impacted by family violence.

In this episode of Never Give Up: Power Moves, Lorna Jane Clarkson sits down with natural born mystic and psychic medium Anna Boyd to talk about tapping into your intuition - what it really is, how to recognise it and how to use it as a practical tool in everyday life. From understanding the difference between intuition and anxiety to building simple grounding rituals and making clearer decisions, Anna shares how women can reconnect with their inner guidance during periods of change, uncertainty and transition. Together, they unpack why more women are turning to psychic mediums, how to approach readings with confidence and how trusting yourself can become one of the most powerful moves you make. Power Moves is a companion series from @nevergiveuppod, delivering shorter, practical conversations designed to give you advice you can use straight away. Each episode dives into a single theme, from mindset and confidence to business, wellbeing and daily habits, breaking big ideas into simple moves you can use to create real momentum in your life.

In part two of her conversation with Lorna Jane Clarkson, Dominique Elissa opens up about losing her mum just 14 days after her wedding and how that heartbreak became the driving force behind her gratitude-led wellness brand, Selfdom. Dom shares the rituals that helped her rebuild, the power of community and why connection - not perfection - is now her north star as she navigates life, wellness and social media.The @nevergiveuppod is here to celebrate real stories of success and share what happens behind the scenes to make it happen. But it’s also important to us that we give back - so to thank each guest for sharing their story, Lorna Jane is donating $5,000 to a charity of their choice.Dom’s chosen charity is the Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation, supporting patients, families and the frontline staff who cared for her mum throughout her cancer journey.

In the very first episode of Never Give Up: Power Moves, Lorna Jane Clarkson sits down with her longtime friend and publicist, Grace Garrick from Movement Agency, to talk about vision - what it takes to get people to believe in your ideas, push through doubt and build momentum when you’re just starting out in business. From coining the term “activewear” three decades ago, to building a global brand that continues to evolve, Lorna shares the defining moments, lessons and rituals that have helped her stay focused, avoid burnout and keep moving forward with purpose. Power Moves is a new companion series from @nevergiveuppod - shorter, practical conversations designed to give you advice you can use straight away. Each episode dives into a single theme, from mindset and confidence to business, wellbeing and daily habits, breaking big ideas into simple moves you can use to create real momentum in your life.

At just 17 years old Sophia Begg aka Sopha Dopha went viral and her life changed instantly. Today she’s one of Australia’s most in demand digital creators with more than 2 million followers - and the founder of fashion label All For Mimi. In this two-part conversation with Lorna Jane Clarkson, Soph shares how it all began, the creative drive behind her content, the realities of sudden fame and what it takes to stay true to yourself when everyone has an opinion. The @nevergiveuppod is here to celebrate real stories of success and share what happens behind the scenes to make it happen. But it’s also important to us that we give back - so to thank each guest for sharing their story, Lorna Jane is donating $5,000 to a charity of their choice. Soph’s chosen charity is Ronald McDonald House, supporting ill children and their families.

What began as a 3 am dream became a global stationery phenomenon. Kristina Karlsson started kikki.K from her Melbourne apartment, turning her love for beautiful design and organisation into a brand that would grow to more than 120 stores worldwide. In this two-part conversation with Lorna Jane Clarkson, Kristina shares how kikki.K was born, the vision that drove her, and the lessons she learned turning big dreams into reality. The @nevergiveuppod is here to celebrate real stories of success and share what happens behind the scenes to make it happen. But it’s also important to us that we give back – so to thank each guest for sharing their story, Lorna Jane is donating $5,000 to a charity of their choice. Kristina’s chosen charity is the Tererai Trent International Foundation, which builds schools and transforms education opportunities for children and women in Zimbabwe.

At 23 years old, Raquel Bouris mixed her first fragrance in her lounge room with a $12,000 investment. Fast forward a few years and she is hand delivering WHO IS ELIJAH to Sofia Richie and ending up at dinner with her. It is the kind of moment that puts a cult brand on the map, but behind the cool girl endorsements is a story of grit, fearless marketing and trusting her gut. Today, WHO IS ELIJAH is stocked in some of the world’s most prestigious stores. In this two-part conversation with Lorna Jane Clarkson, Raquel opens up about the guerrilla marketing stunts that changed everything, the lessons from her early years in business and the realities of scaling a global brand while navigating motherhood.

From journalist to founder, Carla Oates transformed her daughter’s health journey into a pioneering business that redefined beauty from the inside out. In this episode, Carla joins Lorna Jane Clarkson to share how her family’s experience with allergies and eczema led her to launch The Beauty Chef - the world’s first inner beauty brand years before gut health was trending. Carla unpacks building a brand from scratch, finding her “boss voice” in a male-dominated business world, and navigating copycats with kindness and confidence. She also opens up about personal loss, emotional resilience, and the power of tuning into your purpose - in particular when it feels easier to give up. The @nevergiveuppod is here to celebrate real stories of success and share what happens behind the scenes to make it happen. But it’s also important to us that we give back – so to thank each guest for sharing their story, Lorna Jane is donating $5,000 to a charity of their choice. Carla’s chosen charity is the Royal Hospital for Women Foundation - whose purpose is to transform the lifelong health of women and babies.

From heartbreak on national television to co-hosting one of Australia's most beloved podcasts, Brittany Hockley has turned vulnerability into power. In this episode, Brittany joins Lorna Jane Clarkson to share how a breakup on The Bachelor Australia sparked a career shift into media, and how she built Life Uncut from a two-woman hustle to one of the most popular podcasts in Australia. Brittany also opens up about protecting her privacy in the spotlight, working with close friends, and what it really takes to never give up on your dreams—even when the world tells you no. The @nevergiveuppod is here to celebrate real stories of success and share what happens behind the scenes to make it happen! But it’s also important to us that we give back – So to thank each guest for sharing their story, Lorna Jane is donating $5,000 to a charity of their choice. Brittany’s charity is RizeUp - whose mission is to drive awareness of domestic and family violence within society by generating life-changing, practical support for the families affected.

Candice Warner is a powerhouse. As an Australian Ironwoman Champion and Elite Surf Lifesaving competitor, she’s won three world championships, 20 Australian championship medals and 60 state championship medals — 36 of them gold! But her story goes beyond trophies—it’s about resilience, reinvention, and thriving under pressure. From navigating life in the public eye to balancing elite sport with motherhood and marriage to cricketer David Warner, Candice shares what it truly takes to stay strong. This series is about celebrating stories of growth and giving back, and to honour each guest's time Lorna Jane is donating $5000 to a charity close to each guest’s heart. Candice’s chosen charity for this episode is Women's Community Shelters, a network that works with communities to create safe crisis accommodation for women and children. This episode contains references to mental health difficulties. If you or someone you know is struggling, please see the resources available below: Beyond Blue

Jess Sepel is revolutionizing the wellness industry. As the founder of JSHealth and a best-selling author, she’s helped millions break free from toxic diet culture and embrace her “Healthy Life” philosophy, which is rooted in balance, self-compassion, and science. Jess opens up about her own battles with fad diets, the South African heritage that shaped her holistic approach, and her mission to make sustainable health accessible to all. This series is about celebrating stories of growth and giving back, and to honour each guest's time Lorna Jane is donating $5000 to a charity close to each guest’s heart. Jess’ chosen charity for this episode is Women's & Girl's Emergency Centre, a specialist homelessness service for women and families escaping domestic violence. This episode contains references to mental health difficulties, disordered eating and suicide. If you or someone you know is struggling, please see the resources available below: Beyond Blue Butterfly Foundation